Antonio Masi employs both the atmospheric and graphic capabilities of watercolor in his commanding paintings of New York icons. by John A. Parks Red Fence— Williamsburg Bridge 2008, watercolor, 60 x 40. Collection the artist. In Antonio Masi’s watercolors, the bridges of New York City live...
The 10 Finalists in the Watercolor Cover Competition offer their insights on the creative process—from finding inspired subjects to selecting materials to applying the final details. Cymbidium Equinox by Kory Fluckiger, 2004, watercolor, 27 x 19. Collection Suzanne Lindquist. Hydrangea Blue by...
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For me, the goal of landscape painting is to paint stirring images that engage and inspire viewers, and this is more likely to happen when I use information from a variety of sources. by Steve Armes Sketch for Sierra Blanca 2005, oil, 8 x 10. All artwork this article collection the artist. Artists usually...
Robert Gamblin developed his art career and paint manufacturing business by learning how quality paints are made and how they can be used safely and effectively in the studio. by M. Stephen Doherty Evening Makena 2007, oil, 24 x 18. Collection the artist. The best art-materials companies are often headed...